"That is, we can create super fighters that are more than Captain America now?"

"If you are not satisfied, we can add a heart to the experiment. Just use stem cells to cultivate the organs." Maya Hansen stretched. During the period when Suri was deploying defense measures, she rested firmly for several days, which was considered a vacation that Salomon gave her. "Or plugging in a lung."

"You know I want more than that, Maya," Salomon said. "I prepared armor and weapons for them, and if they were only Captain America's level, I would never be able to wear what I prepared for them. Go ahead, Maya Hansen."

"This is a technology that exceeds the level of human technology, Salomon."

"Our enemies don't care about this." The secret mage looked down at the report in his hand and said without raising his head. "Do you remember the monster that was carried away from my office that day? There are hundreds of millions of monsters, and Captain America may not be able to defeat a monster. I need a stronger warrior."

"Hmm? You still don't want to tell me what happened in this office that day?"

"It's just a prank of a very boring old man," Salomon waved his hand, and sat behind the renovated desk and said, "Don't be too stressful. The reason I let you rest well is to get you into the next stage of work. The prophecy tells me that I will gain something in Siberia that can advance and even complete this work. This is a high-dimensional vision, a sense of intuition walking through the long river of time, and you can trust my prophecy."

"What is that, a technology?"

"I don't know. I just know that it will help our work, that's all." Salomon did not look up at the female biologist in a white robe, but was like a garden eel that tightened the sand. "You are important to me, Maya. I don't want you to have any accidents. Your safety is the foundation of the entire Immortal City, do you understand?"

This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! "Of course I know." Maya Hansen smiled sly, "When will I go out shopping? This is what you promised me."

"Just call the sisters' security team." Salomon ignored Maya Hansen's subtext and lowered his head to read the report. It was not until the office door closed in a silent loud noise that he quietly raised his head from behind the report and breathed a long sigh of relief. The garden eel poked his head out of the sand and continued to shake with the sea.

The office door suddenly opened, and Salomon shrank his head back.

"My Lord." Stephanie walked into the office with a big stride and handed the documents to Salomon excitedly. "We took almost all the pharmaceutical companies of Hydra, and now White Hall's tentacles have been cut off by us, including the World Vaccine Organization." She said with a smile. "My father wants to ask you when will you launch a full-scale offensive against White Hall. He doesn't know who the enemy is, because we are taking over as Baron Strack."

"White Hall won't be fooled."

"Of course he won't, but he can't guess that the Hydra conservatives of the past are cutting his flesh and blood." Stephanie smiled sinisterly, "We need White Hall's research, don't we?"

"Yes, but not now." Salomon said casually, "He will lose, we will win. But I still need White Hall to do the big things that will push the world."

“Everyone is a tool.”

"Including myself," Salomon said, "I need him as bait to let him live first."
Chapter completed!